lists for 150, on sale for 59, less a 20% discount if you type 'moresnow' in the promo window (info readily available on the site).
looks like a neat little deal, as the traditional second hand is a tide indicator.
havent gotten it yet, just looked like a good deal and wanted to pass it on.
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Actually I'm more interested in "how high" or even more importantly "how low" is the tide going to be, as not running aground is very importanmt to me and can really ruin my day.
Kary
S/V Mariah
#49080
How does it know whether you have two high tides and two low every day, or just one?
Especially since he lists his location as North Texas What is the tidal range up there in North Texas anyway there Quinn Just kidding...... That watch looks like the wrist version of the wall model I used to have. The re-settable red hand is simply a differently geared hand that makes 1 revolution every 6+ hours ..... whatever the exact number is... I don't remember. The one I had specified that it was only good for the East Coast of the US which goes through 2 high/low cycles every 24+ whatever..... hours. I don't think it would display correctly on the West Coast as I believe your cycles are a bit off from that...... Texas maayyyybeee
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Stan
'Christy Leigh'
NC 331
Wickford/Narragansett Bay RI
I have a phone with tide ranges, altho pretty useless for here in Wa st, only lists Westport Wa, ie on the coast! grrrrrrr
I have not figured out how to download any in Puget Sound as of yet!
marty
My garmn handheld (oregon) has multiple tide and current stations all over puget sound. I recently got a garmin e-trex for hiking, and found it also has local tide info. It was pretty cheep, goes forever on 2 aa bats and is waterproof. Just a thought if you can not find the info for your phone.
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What is the tidal range up there in North Texas anyway there Quinn 
Just kidding...... That watch looks like the wrist version of the wall model I used to have. The re-settable red hand is simply a differently geared hand that makes 1 revolution every 6+ hours ..... whatever the exact number is... I don't remember. The one I had specified that it was only good for the East Coast of the US which goes through 2 high/low cycles every 24+ whatever..... hours. I don't think it would display correctly on the West Coast as I believe your cycles are a bit off from that...... Texas maayyyybeee 
